Introduction The Russo-Ukrainian War, if dated to Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea, is the longest running conflict in Europe since the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars (1792-1815). It may come to resemble not just these wars in duration and social destruction, but the Thirty Years War (1618-1648) as well. One …
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Les atouts méconnus d’Ansarallah sur l’Arabie saoudite
Ansarallah (les Houthis) bénéficie de nombreux avantages peut-être méconnus dans son conflit contre le «riche» royaume saoudien occidentalisé. C’est une guerre qui a récemment repris de plus belle après la rupture par l’Arabie saoudite de la trêve de 2022 en septembre, lorsqu’elle a bombardé l’aéroport international de Sanaa en juillet …
Read More »The Final Frontier Goes to War: The Militarisation of Space
Space is becoming an increasingly contested domain as major powers expand military capabilities, satellite infrastructure, and counterspace systems, while the U.S. Golden Dome initiative reshapes strategic stability and raises new questions about the future of space governance. On 14th September 2026, US Secretary of the Air Force Troy Meink confirmed …
Read More »Why America keeps losing wars?
America has become an imperial power that aims to invade and dominate the weak countries. This tendency has created global insecurity and led America to lose wars. In terms of natural resources and firepower, America dominates like no other country. It has the largest and most flexible military, the most …
Read More »Another Hormuz? What to Know About the Houthi Threat to the Red Sea
The Yemen-based Houthis’ naval blockade of Saudi Arabia and capture of additional territory near the Red Sea’s critical Bab el-Mandeb Strait adds a new dimension to the Iran war, with potentially major consequences for the region and the global economy. The Yemen-based Houthis’ naval blockade of Saudi Arabia and capture …
Read More »Hunger on the Horizon: The New Black Sea Grain Crisis
Recent escalation in the Russia-Ukraine war has halted the Black Sea grain trade and metastasized into a war on the global food system. Combined with drought in the Northern Hemisphere, a looming super El Niño, and persistent instability in the Middle East—the world is on the verge of a crisis …
Read More »Les 40 000 milliards de dollars de dette américaine : le point de non-retour est atteint
Le 19 août 2026, la dette nationale des États-Unis a officiellement franchi le seuil des 40 000 milliards de dollars. Ce chiffre est devenu si vertigineux qu’il risque de perdre toute signification concrète. C’est précisément pour cela qu’il importe. Quarante mille milliards de dollars ne relèvent plus d’une projection ou …
Read More »La crise du carburant pousse la France et la Grande-Bretagne à entrer en guerre contre les Houthis
Paris enverra des troupes et des systèmes de défense aérienne en Arabie saoudite pour contribuer à la protection de la raffinerie et de l’oléoduc du port de Yanbu. Le président français Emmanuel Macron l’a annoncé. Il a souligné que la Ve République «ne s’engage dans aucun conflit» et que les …
Read More »The China-Russia-US Triangle: What Beijing Will—and Will Not—Do
When Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin held consecutive Beijing summits, Western observers fixated on a false binary: Is China tilting toward Moscow or Washington? This framing amounts to a fundamental category error. Beijing rejects old balance-of-power logic and never faces a forced choice between great powers. Its foreign policy is …
Read More »The UAE And The Horn Of Africa’s Perfect Storm – Analysis
Key Takeaways: Dawit Giorgis argues the Horn of Africa is becoming a global choke-point crisis as attention shifts from Hormuz: he blames Ethiopia’s Abiy government, AU alignment with Addis, thin U.S. grasp of the ground, and the UAE under MbZ as a “sub-imperial” actor via DP World ports (Berbera, Bosaso, …
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